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Visiting the Spa




This morning I installed a solo show at Daniel's Spa in Rochester, Michigan. Over 3 dozen paintings are on display in their lobby and treatment rooms. You are welcome to stop by and enjoy, even if you are not partaking of a mani.
 

No appointment necessary. Honest! 
 

(Oh, and by the way, they had a small mountain of OPI Shatter polish at the front desk. All the colors. I wanted a bottle of each, but exercised some self control.)
 

The exhibition will be up until the end of August. After which I'd love to hang it in your neck of the woods, so email me and we can make arrangements!
 

(Theoretically, if I visited the show every 5 days, I could pick up another bottle of polish, and by the end of the month, I'd have them all......)
 

Thanks, as always, for sharing my artwork with your friends and family,
Kim
 

Me at Saratoga, photo courtesy of L Shantz
 
Visiting the Spa
For Real
 

Balston Spa, that is.
 

Yes, it's that time of year again when I make my annual pilgrimage to Saratoga Race Course.
 

This year I'm joining four other girlfriends, all artists and fans of horse racing, for a long weekend of talking shop and being railbirds.
 

I'll collect reference materials to continue The Saratoga Series of paintings. 
 

And of course we will pamper ourselves with plenty of ice cream, chocolate, and limoncello.
 

I can taste Mrs. London's now.
 
 
 

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